1. the bit torrent files are very cool but very large.....i started one on my dial-up...it startd to take 2 to 3 hours to download...i stopped till i had that much free...

i am using bitlord as my download file program..once downloaded does anyone know if the bitlord...program plays the file or i have get another program to play the performances ??

peace love harmony..
it was a great show after all

please a moments of prayers and silence for those people killed in London town!!

thank you


my condolences to all

Allan Palmer

Posted at 3:32PM on Jul 8th 2005 by Allan Palmer

2. There is one Torrent that is right at 400MB that seems to be the best video and audio with no interuptions during the performance (i.e. it's NOT MTV) The video 576x320 @ 25fps, audio is 224kbps. The video is 23:12 long. It's the sixth "here" link in the original blog entry or click the link below. That's the one to get, the rest are somewhat sketchy to some extent on either audio or video quality or interruptions.
http://thepiratebay.org/details.php?id=3351625

I highly recommend using VLC, a free media player that plays nearly all video file formats, DVD, SVCD, etc. Runs on Windows, Mac OS/X, Linux, Unix.
http://www.videolan.com/vlc/

I can't help you with the dial-up speed... If you want to play with BitTorrent seriously, it's time to upgrade to broadband.

So sorry to hear the stories of innocent lives lost. It's a crazy world we live in sometimes.

--speedeep

Posted at 9:45PM on Jul 8th 2005 by speedeep

3. thank you for the comments..

i know it will take for ever with dial up...i have some friends who have broadband...they may download part...i do have my entire 8 hour vhs tape to view...

thanks for the player link....

it is such a crazy world....

imagine a world of peace

Posted at 11:43PM on Jul 8th 2005 by Allan Palmer

4. the web page is wwww.videolan.org/vlc/

you have it as videolan.com

thanks again

imagine peace

Posted at 1:25AM on Jul 9th 2005 by Allan Palmer

5. I vuisit you're music aol link it's amazing.I really enjoyed this.

Posted at 8:44AM on Aug 27th 2005 by Tedd

6. Samsung officially announced five new super-slim handsets today. From left-to-right we see the 0.59-inch SGH-Z510 which Samsung claims is the world’s slimmest W-CDMA (3G) handset, the SGH-Z540 3G clamshell which (gasp) we haven’t actually seen before, the love-it-or-hate-it vintage-TI-calculator styled SGH-P300, and finally two tri-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE SGH-D800 and D820 sliders. So what's the deal above? The http://sonygirls.com got to love this. Have you guys noticed all these gadgets are becoming more and more popular among the girls? All five models feature MP3/AAC playback, Bluetooth, MPEG-4 video recording, and 1.3 megapixel shooter. By the way so how's the upcoming http://playstationgirl.com heard that it's going to be release on year 2007. The D800, Z510 and Z540 also feature WMA playback with 80MB, 138MB, and 150MB embedded storage respectively while the D820 is quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, packs in 73MB, an MicroSD slot, and even, er, TV-out if our Babelrean is working correctly. Oddly, the P300 is rumored to have 90MB of flash storage yet there is no mention of any storage in the press release. Oh my, such a long wait, think we should just simply stick to http://xboxgirl.com for now. All models should be available in Europe later this year. Pics of the P300 after the break with a slightly different key layout than we’ve seen previously.

Posted at 10:59AM on Nov 8th 2005 by Anonymous